Literally laughing out loud at “I did not dream of labor as a child” 🤣 but that made me remember my mom saying that she wanted to be a bird when she grew up 🥺
Heather you are literally one of my top comfort youtubers. I love how real you are! Don't stop being you because like me and everyone here looks forward to new videos!
Heather the vibes you give is for sure Maine, New England, kinda up north. I absolutely adored Maine, we stayed by the Bar Harbor location and we were obsessed!!! Def somewhere if I had the funds I’d move to. I loved hiking, the food was great, the small shops were so nice!
@@amcvans i really liked Maine for the weather!! it was a perfect mid to high 60s to 70s!! when we were there we relied on the walgreens by the hotel 🤣
Thank you for being so authentic! Talking about being in your twenties and still trying to figure out your way in life is something that I’ve been feeling so heavily for years and I feel so alone when I look around and everyone seems like they have their shit figured out 😩 but that’s social media for you! And I just appreciate you talking about that 🫶🏻
I just moved to Charlotte, NC from Fort Worth and I’m loving it! The weather is MUCH cooler here but the people still sound southern and you have close access to the beach and the mountains. plus it’s only a 3 hour flight back to DFW!
I have lived in quite big cities my entire life and the older I get the more I have the need and the desire to live in a small town, preferably either a mountainy town or a beachy town that is small and doesn’t have a lot of traffic or people or chaos. I just don’t thrive in a big city, it makes me very overstimulated and crowded and just unhappy and I would like to have a home where there is peace and quiet and nature close by. So i totally feel your vibes and your aspirations to move.
Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Carolina would give you what you’re looking for. Native western N.C. girl here and despite what we’ve just been through - I could never imagine leaving this beautiful state. Wherever you go, stay curious and enjoy yourself. It’s okay to change! Can’t wait to see where you go next 😊
Currently on a 4 week streak of reading at least one of your spooky/fall book recommendations a week and I must say the vibes are SO right thank u for ur service ❤️
Portland Maine has all 4 seasons, is coastal but still close to mountains. I don’t live there but visited recently and absolutely loved it. Great food, nice people, so walkable. Small town vibes with all of the benefits of a city ❤
I moved from NY to east TN a few years ago and I love it. You get all four seasons and it’s gorgeous. The mountains and how green it is always makes me feel centered. Winters are nice too because it gets cold and may snow a few times but you don’t have to shovel feet of snow out to go places. Plus the rainstorms here are wonderful.
i just moved from eastern washington to boise for college and i'm loving it here so far! we do get all 4 seasons and it's definitely very green, at least right now (city of trees 😍). and even though it's a city, it almost has a small town stars hollow feel to it in certain areas
I've lived in Washington my whole life so I am biased but I love it! I live in Central Washington, and it is pretty affordable (compared to Seattle area) and has all four seasons! It's also nice because we are 45 mins- an hour from the mountains, and about 2 hours from the Puget Sound (where we go for "beach" vacations). I live in a super quaint little town and loveeee it.
hi heather!! i've been watching your videos for awhile now and just wanted to say thank you for all that you share with us, you put so many feelings/emotions that i have into words, and you give me such comforting older sister vibes, appreciate you so much!!🫶
13:11 is so real. i love my physical media collection. i have magazines with cool covers, cds new and old, vinyls, and ofc books. highly recommend people buy a physical copy of their fav book or album. :)
NC is the best!! I am partial, but you get all 4 seasons, the summers (as long as you aren’t near the coast) are rarely unbearable, and the mountains are so beautiful. Beautiful mix of cities and small towns in the mountains piedmont and beach!
I lived in Washington state for a few years, and it’s honestly one of the best places I’ve ever lived and looks just like your Pinterest board! I think it fits your vibe very well!🕯️🍂🌲
I just got back from vacation to Vermont and we stayed near Manchester in a smaller town called Jamaica VT and all the scenery looked exactly like your Pinterest board. It was breathtaking and the best small town, old time feel! The people are so kind everyone had Subarus and hiked with their dogs 😂 small cabins nestled into mountains and you can live on a dirt road but still be 20 mins from the grocery store!
judging by just what i know about you as a person i think you would feel so at home in new england (massachusetts is my dream state). also i genuinely think we are the same exact person and i live in north eastern pennsylvania and love it here. all four seasons, fall is GORGEOUS here but it’s not extremely cold like it can get further up north. cost of living is reasonable & there’s green everywhere. lots of hiking & waterfalls. the town i live in is literally stars hollow / gilmore girls vibes 🤍
I think you’d love Chattanooga, TN based on your Pinterest board and personality! It’s not too hot, still in the south, and is a cool cute little town that is so cozy.
My entire life i've always wondered why people move here to KY from other places because i was born and raised here but this past year or so i have really started to love and adore how beautiful kentucky is and how much nature there is here to enjoy. I live in louisville which is beautiful but if you wanted more land and nature the close outer citys/county's can be so pretty year round. i've really enjoyed and gained a new found love for this state 🥹
North Carolina. That is what I instantly thought when we I saw your Pinterest board. Seasonal, not too hot not too cold, green, great hiking trails, lots of farms and local town vibes.
Nashville! I moved here a couple years ago with some reservations but have found that it's a great midsize city to participate in urban life and enough space in the surrounding area to get out of the hustle and bustle to enjoy nature. The smokies are ~2 hrs away too! The culture here is great for meeting new people because nobody is from here and everyone is looking to make friends. Lots of cool restaurants, cozy cafes, and cutie bookshops to hangout in too.
@@HeatherMcLarry any of western or central New York. I’m from the suburbs of Syracuse and it gets beautiful here in the fall but the Adirondack area is gorgeous, especially in the summer and fall. Except for the winters 😂 but they’re not as bad as they used to be.
The devastation with Helene has been weighing on my heart as well Heather 💔 Out here in Puerto Rico we experienced quite literally the same back in 2017 with Hurricane Maria and let me say that it’s HARD! We’re still recuperating as an island to this day. So much destruction and loss. We were without electricity and running water for a whole ass year. I’m just hoping that things aren’t so bad for them in the states ❤ also ps you don’t have to buy a whole new record player you can just purchase good quality bookshelf speakers and connect it to the record player. You just have to figure out what type of connection it has. Then go from there. I’m sure you can find UA-cam videos on it lol
Salt Lake City! I moved here sight unseen for a great job opportunity and I’ve never regretted it. All 4 seasons, mountains everywhere, unlimited places to explore by foot or car, and one of the prettiest fall leaf experiences in the US. It’s definitely worth a look!
I live in Colorado, and I love it here, especially with the mountains. It is green in the summer but not all year round (hello winter). But we do have all 4 seasons. I also know that New England kinda gives me your vibe and they have a lot of trees. Hope that helped! Love ya!
New England states is your vibe! You’ll get the seasonal changes and the greenery! Also seeing that you wanted to be a witch when you were a kid, you can move close to Salem and live out your witchy lifestyle!
try Ithaca NY! It's similar to Boulder CO and has Cornell University, the Finger Lakes, wineries, hiking/walking trails, natural gorges and waterfalls and is a great place to put down roots. Also it's very dog friendly, even for reactive dogs.
if your using chatgpt for books recommendations, you should definitely give it something to base your book taste off of like your five star reads for the year or books that you’ve loved recently! (as a comsci major who uses chatgpt too often for school)
I moved from Fargo, ND to Denver, CO when I was 26 since i felt stagnant in my life (plus Fargo was too small and cold for me) and I’m so happy I made the move. Also, since peanuts are legumes, like other beans you seem to have issues with, you should give nut butters a try!
In the wise words of miss renee rapp “I think my life might be better if I lived in Colorado” as a Scottish girlie who does not know the states. It looks like your vibes and you can actually enjoy the seasons
Have you ever looked at or thought about Michigan?? I agree with you on the living somewhere green my Husband moved me down to Central IL from Northern Lower Michigan & there were not enough trees for me down there so we had to move back 😂😂
You should look around northwestern Washington! Also giving the same vibes of New England! There are some very pretty small towns north of Seattle that are pretty cozy!
I’d say Long Island NY because i just moved here and New York has all the seasons. I’m originally from Michigan and love it there too. However, i just came back from visiting Salem and would absolutely LOVEEEE to live there lol
Been on binge with your videos. Watched a few older ones so I was excited to see this posted. With your new phone case, I got a lovely black one from CoconutLane (Tough Phone Case ~ Celestial). It’s really nice and protective if you drop your phone all the time 🙈 Love your videos and your vibe 🖤
Wildflowers cases are all so cute (but idk if they have a spooky one rn) and I’ve found them to be incredibly durable!! They also sell removable/reusable suction selfie things (they call them stickeez lol)
I may be biased because I'm from there, but I really think you'd like the upper midwest. Possibly the Chicago area but also Michigan/Wisconsin/Minnesota! The area I grew up in is pretty horrifically remote, but for the most part the area is stunningly beautiful and fits the vibes of your pinterest board. The winters can get pretty heavy though.
I know you specifically called out Oregon as a place you don't feel called to and I'm pretty sure you lived in Bend for a bit? BUT may I pitch Eugene to you because girl it matches your vibe exactly. Super chill, not a billion people, green all year, not crazy hot, AMAZING hiking and walking super close. I feel like you'd love it!
heather i feel like you might be a minnesota girl!! i’ve always lived in minnesota and winters can be brutal, but also so peaceful and cozy too. the falls and summers are UNMATCHED. and the people really truly are the best. i won’t ever move out of minnesota, i love it so much!! but i get it if you are like hell no 😂
I lived in Texas for my first 25 years of life, never felt any attachment to it and frankly found the heat insufferable. I moved to Colorado because my best friend was being relocated here with her family. Not a day goes by that I don’t marvel at the beautiful place this is. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend researching it, you’ll find it will focus more on the high cost of living. I visited for the first time over a weekend and I’m still mocked about how many times I said “the trees! the trees!”. Take a weekend to see it and enjoy the fresh air. You can stay with me (a good ‘ol internet stranger), or take a round trip into the mountains. Couldn’t possibly recommend it more.
If you need a recommendation for a record player, I would suggest an audio technica one! I previously had one of those briefcase style ones and the base started to wobble and that can potentially scratch and ruin your vinyls! I love my audio technica one, it’s been working great for me and I personally love the clear cover over the top of mine! Other than that, based off of your Pinterest board and talking about moving, I could really see you in the Pacific Northwest because of the climate and the scenery (I’m from there!) but you’re also giving me New England vibes, and that is a place I do want to visit myself!
move to maine!! i live in maine and have for 24 years and love it so much. so much hiking, so many cute bookstores and coffee shops, etc. i'll show you around :))
You should definitely check out the Townsend/Sevierville TN area! Very close to Knoxville which gives you the city feels and of course you’re literally living pretty much right at the great smoky mountains which are gorgeous. You also get all 4 seasons. The fall time is unreal in the mountains. Super friendly people and tons of waterfalls/lakes/rivers and overall just a beautiful area.
Move to Minnesota! It’s definitely colder than Texas lol, but if you take the winters, there’s a lot of beauty here *especially* along the North Shore! It fits the vibe of the Pinterest board you showed 😄
Highly suggest Colorado!! I know you said green place - when it snows it melts so fast there’s no time to be sad. You can go various places with so much greenery and things to do!
I could see you living on the East or west coast, but I was already thinking about recommending Kentucky and then you showed your vibe and I really think you’d enjoy Kentucky or Tennessee. I’m from Indiana like 30 min from the Kentucky border and I always felt a certain type of way about Kentucky until my boyfriend moved to the red river gorge area and now we’re planning on moving to the Lexington/Georgetown area because I’ve fallen in love with it. Definitely check out Kentucky, there is beautiful scenery with the lush bluegrass and rolling hills, parks, trails, etc. There’s not a lot going on in the red river gorge area unless you’re a rock climber, but its only like an hour from Lexington, which I love, and you can go there for a hike or a weekend camp get away. Truly one of the most beautiful places I’ve been in the Midwest and you get all seasons. I could totally see you living in Tennessee as well, check out Chattanooga if you’ve never been there.
For places not far from North Texas, Fort Worth isn't far and has a small town big city vibes. I also heard OKC and Tulsa are great places to be too while still not being too far from North Texas. Going a bit further St. Louis is also a great place to be from what I hear and you'll get cooler weather and maybe even snow. As far as vibes as your pinterest board, maybe somewhere in Tennessee? Chattanooga I hear is BEAUTIFUL.
ooh maybe somewhere in the pacific northwest? Like suburbs of seattle or somewhere in western washington. Oregon and northern cali have similar climates too. lots of green, rain, lakes and hike opportunities based off your pinterest boards and vibe! (as a native pacific northwestern)
Chicago!! I lived in a small Midwest town my entire life and just said I need a growth change. The biggest change I could find was a big city! And the nicest one is Chicago, midwest nice lol.
These are literally in opposite directions but SO agree with people saying New England its gorgeous and has so much history. But also the PNW ( WA in particular) is beautiful and is such a fun place to live
Move to Washington! Tacoma is about 45 min south of Seattle, there’s lots to do but it still feels small and like a close community, and a lot of green outdoor space (and close to the water.) There are a lot of cute neighborhoods with so much character.
You should move to Washington state. It gets a bad rap for being rainy, but you can't really have the beautiful landscapes in the spring and fall without it. I used to live in the bay area, California and moving here was one of the best things that could've happened in my 20s. Experiencing all the seasons to their fullest is truly beautiful.
This is broad but Im from the Maritimes in Canada, so I have a bit of a bias for our rocky beaches, hiking trails, and Bay of Fundy ❤ hope you feel less lost soon
Literally laughing out loud at “I did not dream of labor as a child” 🤣 but that made me remember my mom saying that she wanted to be a bird when she grew up 🥺
Heather you are literally one of my top comfort youtubers. I love how real you are! Don't stop being you because like me and everyone here looks forward to new videos!
Heather the vibes you give is for sure Maine, New England, kinda up north. I absolutely adored Maine, we stayed by the Bar Harbor location and we were obsessed!!! Def somewhere if I had the funds I’d move to. I loved hiking, the food was great, the small shops were so nice!
I live in Maine and it’s great! Not tons of options for shopping/grocery stores though.
@@amcvans i really liked Maine for the weather!! it was a perfect mid to high 60s to 70s!! when we were there we relied on the walgreens by the hotel 🤣
@@leslieeekb yes! The weather is wonderful! Not too hot ever but we still get warm in the summer. The winters do last quite a while though 😂
Heather you should come to New England!! I think you would love the vibe of really getting ALL 4 seasons truly and fully
YES! 🥳
“I did not dream of labor as a child” REAL 😂
Thank you for being so authentic! Talking about being in your twenties and still trying to figure out your way in life is something that I’ve been feeling so heavily for years and I feel so alone when I look around and everyone seems like they have their shit figured out 😩 but that’s social media for you! And I just appreciate you talking about that 🫶🏻
I just moved to Charlotte, NC from Fort Worth and I’m loving it! The weather is MUCH cooler here but the people still sound southern and you have close access to the beach and the mountains. plus it’s only a 3 hour flight back to DFW!
I have lived in quite big cities my entire life and the older I get the more I have the need and the desire to live in a small town, preferably either a mountainy town or a beachy town that is small and doesn’t have a lot of traffic or people or chaos. I just don’t thrive in a big city, it makes me very overstimulated and crowded and just unhappy and I would like to have a home where there is peace and quiet and nature close by. So i totally feel your vibes and your aspirations to move.
I am very much the same. I cannot thrive in a large city (atleast I never have been able to) the chaos makes me SPIRAL with anxiety.
Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Carolina would give you what you’re looking for. Native western N.C. girl here and despite what we’ve just been through - I could never imagine leaving this beautiful state. Wherever you go, stay curious and enjoy yourself. It’s okay to change! Can’t wait to see where you go next 😊
i second Kentucky!! beautiful horse farms and you get to experience every season 🧡
the way you just raw dogged putting on that screen protector had my heart palpitating
Your Pinterest board and your aesthetic SCREAM New England- Maine or Vermont or Boston even..you’d love the seasons
i could see heather in vermont
This vlog made me feel so calm and peaceful inside. So thankful for you and your content
Currently on a 4 week streak of reading at least one of your spooky/fall book recommendations a week and I must say the vibes are SO right thank u for ur service ❤️
immaculate vibes in this vlog
Portland Maine has all 4 seasons, is coastal but still close to mountains. I don’t live there but visited recently and absolutely loved it. Great food, nice people, so walkable. Small town vibes with all of the benefits of a city ❤
I've also started collecting physical media and it's a gamechanger! Dvd's, movies, records, books, photos, etc. It's a game changer
Your pics reminded me of PA for sure!! It’s beautiful and depending on where you go there, there’s more or less farm/city life
I moved from NY to east TN a few years ago and I love it. You get all four seasons and it’s gorgeous. The mountains and how green it is always makes me feel centered. Winters are nice too because it gets cold and may snow a few times but you don’t have to shovel feet of snow out to go places. Plus the rainstorms here are wonderful.
i need to thank you because you got me hooked onto keri lake and im also buying all her books omg
Love seeing you update!! Getting inspired to finally do a slow down day as well
Juniper’s unraveling is wiiiild, I think you’ll like it!
i just moved from eastern washington to boise for college and i'm loving it here so far! we do get all 4 seasons and it's definitely very green, at least right now (city of trees 😍). and even though it's a city, it almost has a small town stars hollow feel to it in certain areas
I second Boise! I moved here last year from Massachusetts and love it!
A little late to the party, but I would recommend Boise as well! I visited a few months ago and LOVED it, and will be moving there in the new year!
I've lived in Washington my whole life so I am biased but I love it! I live in Central Washington, and it is pretty affordable (compared to Seattle area) and has all four seasons! It's also nice because we are 45 mins- an hour from the mountains, and about 2 hours from the Puget Sound (where we go for "beach" vacations). I live in a super quaint little town and loveeee it.
I loveyour vlogs so much, they calm me, and i love the way you edit them really cool
hi heather!! i've been watching your videos for awhile now and just wanted to say thank you for all that you share with us, you put so many feelings/emotions that i have into words, and you give me such comforting older sister vibes, appreciate you so much!!🫶
You’re content is so realistic. I really enjoy it! I think it’s cool that you want to try a new place.
13:11 is so real. i love my physical media collection. i have magazines with cool covers, cds new and old, vinyls, and ofc books. highly recommend people buy a physical copy of their fav book or album. :)
NC is the best!! I am partial, but you get all 4 seasons, the summers (as long as you aren’t near the coast) are rarely unbearable, and the mountains are so beautiful. Beautiful mix of cities and small towns in the mountains piedmont and beach!
I was sad and was struggling to start my day,but your video helped me thanks ❤
your videos just keep getting better & better this really is your season 🥹
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I lived in Washington state for a few years, and it’s honestly one of the best places I’ve ever lived and looks just like your Pinterest board! I think it fits your vibe very well!🕯️🍂🌲
I just got back from vacation to Vermont and we stayed near Manchester in a smaller town called Jamaica VT and all the scenery looked exactly like your Pinterest board. It was breathtaking and the best small town, old time feel! The people are so kind everyone had Subarus and hiked with their dogs 😂 small cabins nestled into mountains and you can live on a dirt road but still be 20 mins from the grocery store!
judging by just what i know about you as a person i think you would feel so at home in new england (massachusetts is my dream state). also i genuinely think we are the same exact person and i live in north eastern pennsylvania and love it here. all four seasons, fall is GORGEOUS here but it’s not extremely cold like it can get further up north. cost of living is reasonable & there’s green everywhere. lots of hiking & waterfalls. the town i live in is literally stars hollow / gilmore girls vibes 🤍
Yessss a new video, you don’t know how I screamed when I saw it! Literally my comfort person 💕💕💕💕
I think you’d love Chattanooga, TN based on your Pinterest board and personality! It’s not too hot, still in the south, and is a cool cute little town that is so cozy.
If you want season change come to upstate NY! I honestly love your little house now and your vibe there with your mom visiting🥹
Aaah I listen to the same witchy Spotify Playlist 😍🥺
Also I started Blood Orange this morning and been loving it so far, thank you Heather 🧡
My entire life i've always wondered why people move here to KY from other places because i was born and raised here but this past year or so i have really started to love and adore how beautiful kentucky is and how much nature there is here to enjoy. I live in louisville which is beautiful but if you wanted more land and nature the close outer citys/county's can be so pretty year round. i've really enjoyed and gained a new found love for this state 🥹
North Carolina. That is what I instantly thought when we I saw your Pinterest board. Seasonal, not too hot not too cold, green, great hiking trails, lots of farms and local town vibes.
Such a cozy vlog. It was also very nice to see you mention the hurricane season. I have good thoughts for those affected in my heart.
Nashville! I moved here a couple years ago with some reservations but have found that it's a great midsize city to participate in urban life and enough space in the surrounding area to get out of the hustle and bustle to enjoy nature. The smokies are ~2 hrs away too! The culture here is great for meeting new people because nobody is from here and everyone is looking to make friends. Lots of cool restaurants, cozy cafes, and cutie bookshops to hangout in too.
Upstate NY is perfect for the vibes you are looking for
@@ashleykimball4951 any specific towns you like?
@@HeatherMcLarry any of western or central New York. I’m from the suburbs of Syracuse and it gets beautiful here in the fall but the Adirondack area is gorgeous, especially in the summer and fall. Except for the winters 😂 but they’re not as bad as they used to be.
Also wanted to be a witch as a kid for literal YEARS. It's a normal dream lol
The devastation with Helene has been weighing on my heart as well Heather 💔 Out here in Puerto Rico we experienced quite literally the same back in 2017 with Hurricane Maria and let me say that it’s HARD! We’re still recuperating as an island to this day. So much destruction and loss. We were without electricity and running water for a whole ass year. I’m just hoping that things aren’t so bad for them in the states ❤ also ps you don’t have to buy a whole new record player you can just purchase good quality bookshelf speakers and connect it to the record player. You just have to figure out what type of connection it has. Then go from there. I’m sure you can find UA-cam videos on it lol
you're such a wonderful dog owner and I hope you and fin spend as much time together as possible 💗🥹
This is a random suggestion, but I moved to Arcata, California in 2020 and love it. Perfect temperature. Lots of nature. Foggy, eerie. Nice people.
Salt Lake City! I moved here sight unseen for a great job opportunity and I’ve never regretted it. All 4 seasons, mountains everywhere, unlimited places to explore by foot or car, and one of the prettiest fall leaf experiences in the US. It’s definitely worth a look!
I live in Colorado, and I love it here, especially with the mountains. It is green in the summer but not all year round (hello winter). But we do have all 4 seasons. I also know that New England kinda gives me your vibe and they have a lot of trees. Hope that helped! Love ya!
New England states is your vibe! You’ll get the seasonal changes and the greenery! Also seeing that you wanted to be a witch when you were a kid, you can move close to Salem and live out your witchy lifestyle!
Our sweet pets are the best. Your pups are so cute. ❤
I love Keri Lake and I haven't seen many people talk about her books. your videos make me so happy.💝💝
try Ithaca NY! It's similar to Boulder CO and has Cornell University, the Finger Lakes, wineries, hiking/walking trails, natural gorges and waterfalls and is a great place to put down roots. Also it's very dog friendly, even for reactive dogs.
if your using chatgpt for books recommendations, you should definitely give it something to base your book taste off of like your five star reads for the year or books that you’ve loved recently! (as a comsci major who uses chatgpt too often for school)
I moved from Fargo, ND to Denver, CO when I was 26 since i felt stagnant in my life (plus Fargo was too small and cold for me) and I’m so happy I made the move.
Also, since peanuts are legumes, like other beans you seem to have issues with, you should give nut butters a try!
In the wise words of miss renee rapp “I think my life might be better if I lived in Colorado” as a Scottish girlie who does not know the states. It looks like your vibes and you can actually enjoy the seasons
You should get a mag safe phone case & then get a magnetic octo buddy! & you can change it out with pop sockets too or ring holders 🥰
I could see you loving Portland tbh!!
I feel like you would love Minnesota! I live in Kentucky and hate the cold, but it's beautiful there and still amazing in the winter!
Have you ever looked at or thought about Michigan?? I agree with you on the living somewhere green my Husband moved me down to Central IL from Northern Lower Michigan & there were not enough trees for me down there so we had to move back 😂😂
love your cardigan!!
thanks for a calming video.
You should look around northwestern Washington! Also giving the same vibes of New England! There are some very pretty small towns north of Seattle that are pretty cozy!
I’d say Long Island NY because i just moved here and New York has all the seasons. I’m originally from Michigan and love it there too. However, i just came back from visiting Salem and would absolutely LOVEEEE to live there lol
Been on binge with your videos. Watched a few older ones so I was excited to see this posted. With your new phone case, I got a lovely black one from CoconutLane (Tough Phone Case ~ Celestial). It’s really nice and protective if you drop your phone all the time 🙈 Love your videos and your vibe 🖤
Wildflowers cases are all so cute (but idk if they have a spooky one rn) and I’ve found them to be incredibly durable!! They also sell removable/reusable suction selfie things (they call them stickeez lol)
I may be biased because I'm from there, but I really think you'd like the upper midwest. Possibly the Chicago area but also Michigan/Wisconsin/Minnesota! The area I grew up in is pretty horrifically remote, but for the most part the area is stunningly beautiful and fits the vibes of your pinterest board. The winters can get pretty heavy though.
I know you specifically called out Oregon as a place you don't feel called to and I'm pretty sure you lived in Bend for a bit? BUT may I pitch Eugene to you because girl it matches your vibe exactly. Super chill, not a billion people, green all year, not crazy hot, AMAZING hiking and walking super close. I feel like you'd love it!
heather i feel like you might be a minnesota girl!!
i’ve always lived in minnesota and winters can be brutal, but also so peaceful and cozy too. the falls and summers are UNMATCHED. and the people really truly are the best. i won’t ever move out of minnesota, i love it so much!! but i get it if you are like hell no 😂
I lived in Texas for my first 25 years of life, never felt any attachment to it and frankly found the heat insufferable. I moved to Colorado because my best friend was being relocated here with her family. Not a day goes by that I don’t marvel at the beautiful place this is. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend researching it, you’ll find it will focus more on the high cost of living. I visited for the first time over a weekend and I’m still mocked about how many times I said “the trees! the trees!”. Take a weekend to see it and enjoy the fresh air. You can stay with me (a good ‘ol internet stranger), or take a round trip into the mountains. Couldn’t possibly recommend it more.
That lip colour looks gorgeous on you!! 💗
If you need a recommendation for a record player, I would suggest an audio technica one! I previously had one of those briefcase style ones and the base started to wobble and that can potentially scratch and ruin your vinyls! I love my audio technica one, it’s been working great for me and I personally love the clear cover over the top of mine!
Other than that, based off of your Pinterest board and talking about moving, I could really see you in the Pacific Northwest because of the climate and the scenery (I’m from there!) but you’re also giving me New England vibes, and that is a place I do want to visit myself!
I find your videos so calming so thank you! I also hope you find your way out of your funk❤️
Check out Northern Michigan! Leland, Interlochen, or Traverse City. The seasons are so beautiful and the coastline of Lake Michigan is amazing.
move to maine!! i live in maine and have for 24 years and love it so much. so much hiking, so many cute bookstores and coffee shops, etc. i'll show you around :))
any specific towns you like? A lot of people said i would like portland or bar harbor!
Love your content! This blog is so cozy
You should definitely check out the Townsend/Sevierville TN area! Very close to Knoxville which gives you the city feels and of course you’re literally living pretty much right at the great smoky mountains which are gorgeous. You also get all 4 seasons. The fall time is unreal in the mountains. Super friendly people and tons of waterfalls/lakes/rivers and overall just a beautiful area.
I’m a Midwest girlie from Indiana and I’ve only visited Knoxville once but I think about going back all the time
Heather I love your reaction to the spider, I do the same thing so thank you!!!
Move to Minnesota! It’s definitely colder than Texas lol, but if you take the winters, there’s a lot of beauty here *especially* along the North Shore! It fits the vibe of the Pinterest board you showed 😄
wicklow, Ireland matches your vibe perfectly!!
Based on your Pinterest and your vibe I definitely think either Maine, Rhode Island, & I’ve also heard Oklahoma & Nebraska are beautiful!
If you can deal with winters, Wisconsin is a beautiful place to live!!
the Clairo album is truly the musical equivalent of a hot Chai on a cold fall day…….SO good
Highly suggest Colorado!! I know you said green place - when it snows it melts so fast there’s no time to be sad. You can go various places with so much greenery and things to do!
Very dog friendly too!!
I could see you living on the East or west coast, but I was already thinking about recommending Kentucky and then you showed your vibe and I really think you’d enjoy Kentucky or Tennessee. I’m from Indiana like 30 min from the Kentucky border and I always felt a certain type of way about Kentucky until my boyfriend moved to the red river gorge area and now we’re planning on moving to the Lexington/Georgetown area because I’ve fallen in love with it. Definitely check out Kentucky, there is beautiful scenery with the lush bluegrass and rolling hills, parks, trails, etc. There’s not a lot going on in the red river gorge area unless you’re a rock climber, but its only like an hour from Lexington, which I love, and you can go there for a hike or a weekend camp get away. Truly one of the most beautiful places I’ve been in the Midwest and you get all seasons. I could totally see you living in Tennessee as well, check out Chattanooga if you’ve never been there.
For places not far from North Texas, Fort Worth isn't far and has a small town big city vibes. I also heard OKC and Tulsa are great places to be too while still not being too far from North Texas. Going a bit further St. Louis is also a great place to be from what I hear and you'll get cooler weather and maybe even snow. As far as vibes as your pinterest board, maybe somewhere in Tennessee? Chattanooga I hear is BEAUTIFUL.
ooh maybe somewhere in the pacific northwest? Like suburbs of seattle or somewhere in western washington. Oregon and northern cali have similar climates too. lots of green, rain, lakes and hike opportunities based off your pinterest boards and vibe! (as a native pacific northwestern)
Chicago!! I lived in a small Midwest town my entire life and just said I need a growth change. The biggest change I could find was a big city! And the nicest one is Chicago, midwest nice lol.
These are literally in opposite directions but SO agree with people saying New England its gorgeous and has so much history. But also the PNW ( WA in particular) is beautiful and is such a fun place to live
I’m commenting before I even watch this cus I know I’m gonna have a great time
Heather! Try towns north or south of Seattle (I grew up in everett for 8 years and it was my best memories of my life)
Move to McMinnville Oregon! We are so close to your inspo pics! It's a hour from Portland and an hour from the beach. it's heaven here! ❤
Ive heard Idaho has really beautiful nature and is slow-paced if that’s the vibe you’re looking for
Move to Washington! Tacoma is about 45 min south of Seattle, there’s lots to do but it still feels small and like a close community, and a lot of green outdoor space (and close to the water.) There are a lot of cute neighborhoods with so much character.
I have a fluance turntable that I really love and would recommend!
I’m currently reading a witchy horror called Maggie’s grave on KU and it’s so fast paced, I’m a fan
loooooved loved loved this video!!
idk if you know this, but peanuts, peas, and beans are all in the legume family, so it makes a lot of sense that they all upset your stomach
hahah i wanted to say this but i didn't know if anyone would actually know the legume family or want me geeking out on it😂
move to michigan! we have beautiful scenery, great fall seasons lots of nature and we can go book shopping together
i think you would really enjoy northern minnesota, even for a trip! it does get very very cold but definitely worth checking out :)
but either way i can totally picture you somewhere northern, new england is also wonderful!
I live in Idaho and when I'm done raising my daughter here, I want to move to the east coast for these vibes. Like Vermont or New Hampshire.
You should move to Washington state. It gets a bad rap for being rainy, but you can't really have the beautiful landscapes in the spring and fall without it. I used to live in the bay area, California and moving here was one of the best things that could've happened in my 20s. Experiencing all the seasons to their fullest is truly beautiful.
This is broad but Im from the Maritimes in Canada, so I have a bit of a bias for our rocky beaches, hiking trails, and Bay of Fundy ❤ hope you feel less lost soon